646f9e108c A tale of double cross and revenge, centered upon the members of an elite U.S. Special Forces unit sent into the Bolivian jungle on a search and destroy mission. The team-Clay, Jensen, Roque, Pooch and Cougar -find themselves the target of a lethal betrayal instigated from inside by a powerful enemy known onlyMax. Presumed dead, the group makes plans to even the score when they're joined by the mysterious Aisha, a beautiful operative with her own agenda. Working together, they must remain deep undercover while tracking the heavily-guarded Max, a ruthless man bent on embroiling the world in a new high-tech global war.
A CIA special forces team are betrayed and left for dead by their superiors, galvanizing them to mount an offensive on the CIA.
I'll try to make it short.<br/><br/>The movie had the potential (as all stories about renegades with a cause) and blew it away. At some moments I could literally feel the despair of the cast.<br/><br/>The dialogues are cheesy, dumb and predictable. Special effects are… just effects. Again dumb and clearly without any serious thought given.<br/><br/>This one is all aboutshallow charactersyou can imagine, a joke that leaves the room quiet for a while and a scenes that don't add up to the previous ones. And yeah - make over 90 minutes of that and you have "The losers". What an appropriate title.<br/><br/>I thought the A-Team remake was a bit dull. But after seeing this one I take back my words. The A-Team movie is exactly what The losers tried to be. And it got a D.
It was fun. That's all you need to know about the new movie "The Losers." If you try to dissect it or make sense of some of the plot flaws, you will be saddened. Go into the theater knowing that you put $10 down to watch a lot of cool shoot-out sequences, big explosions, some slow-motion love making and fast-paced dialogue and I promise you will leave happy.<br/><br/>"The Losers" begins in a Bolivian jungle where a special ops team of five soldiers needs to "paint a target" on a drug lord's villa. (To paint a target means to place a laser target on an object sucha drug lord's villa so the missiles on an overhead fighter jet can destroy the target with pinpoint accuracy. I feel that I need to explain that because it is not explained fully in the movie. If it wasn't for "Clear and Present Danger," I wouldn't have known what was going on either. Thank you, Tom Clancy.) While the team is painting the target, they see 25 children inside the villa, the team decides to do the heroic thing and rescue the children. This is a great action sequence, with a lot of video game-like violence. The director, Sylvain White, must own an Xbox and a copy of "Call of Duty Modern Warfare" because that was exactly what it felt like in the first 10 minutes of the film. The children are rescued and all is well until the evil super villain, Max (played by Jason Patric, but not seen at this time), takes revenge on the team for not following orders therefore eliminating the children. I know it is extreme, but if it didn't happen there would be no movie.<br/><br/>The Losers are now stranded in Bolivia and the team leader Clay (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan) wants revenge on Max. Through a well-choreographed hotel room fight between Clay and Aisha (played by Zoe Saldana), we find the team going back to America to find Max and get their revenge. (Now that I think about it, this is the second movie where Morgan has a violent fight with a woman, the first being in "Watchmen." I wonder what that says about the types of roles Morgan chooses.) We are soon introduced to Max. Max is a super dry super villain. Without his dryness, he is another villain "off the factory" line. Patric brings a new personality to the Max character, he is somewhat mysterious and very evil but in a way he is likable. He does fall into some of the evil villain stereotypes, which we have seen before. He even has an evil henchman. Max still has the same wants and desiresany other super villain – to take over the world or start a war between countries or to steal a lot of money. Have the Hollywood writers really exhausted all the possibilities of what motivates an evil super genius? I hope not. As far"The Losers" is concerned the answer is "yes," they have exhausted the Max character's motives but they make up for it in his persona.<br/><br/>The Losers begin their strategy to abduct Max, but through an intense action sequence in downtown Miami where they mistakenly take a very valuable object of Max's. Max needs this item to fulfill his plans of evil doing. All along there is some alpha dog tension between The Losers and a lot of attraction between Clay and Aisha. This story line has been done before but that's OK.<br/><br/>All this action finally climaxes when the story brings everyone to a Los Angeles shipyard. There is some clever double crossing that adds a "how did that just happen?" moment and the film ends with a nice set up for a sequel. Does it need one? I guess the box office sales will determine that.<br/><br/>After everything is said and done, "The Losers" is a movie, no more, no less. You will most likely laugh, you will most likely be entertained, and you will most likely recommend it to friends (if those friends are males ages 18-34).<br/><br/>Should you see this movie? Please refer to the opening paragraph.
The Losers is the sort of pyro-heavy exercise parodied in "Tropic Thunder," and no amount of production polish can hide the hollowness beneath its junk-food high.
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